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Following are several links that will provide valuable information on the Tampa and surrounding county areas in addition to the information on this page:
Transportation
Tampa International AirportTampa International Airport deserves its reputation as one of the best in the world. The brilliant original design has proven itself since 1971; growth and expansion occur without shortchanging passengers or diminishing services to the traveling public. Conde Nast Traveler magazine, the Airline Passengers Association and the International Federation of Airline Passenger Associations all give A's or A+'s to Tampa's 25-year-old airport, as do most of its approximately 12 million annual passengers.
The Port of TampaThe Port of Tampa is served by four of the world's major cruise lines; Celebrity Cruise Lines, Carnival Cruise Lines, Royal Caribbean, and Holland America. Tampa has become a popular departure city with opulent Caribbean destinations. The Port of Tampa's cruise terminals deliver passengers the type of service that meets and exceeds expectations. State-of-the-art in design, the terminals incorporate the far-reaching and diverse needs of all security agencies, while providing a comfortable, expedient cruise experience to customers. The port is also Florida's largest, handling more than half of the state's tonnage. Its economic impact tops $5.5 billion annually. Book Your Cruise
Ground TransportationGround transportation includes private cars, taxis and the Hillsborough Area Regional Transit's (HARTline) 177 buses that travel over 44 established routes and serve nearly 8 million passengers yearly. HARTline also runs a special rubber-tired trolley service that stops at five locations: Ybor City, downtown's business district, Harbour Island, the Florida Aquarium and the Tampa Convention Center. Greyhound buses depart from Tampa 27 times a day. Major highways include I-4 east to Orlando and Daytona Beach and I-75 north to Atlanta and south to the Naples/Marco Island area and Miami. U.S. Highway 301 travels northbound through Jacksonville, and U.S. Highway 41 extends into Georgia.Sources: Tampa Port Authority and Why Tampa Bay? |
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